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Veteran tech manager Paul Wick likes Lam Research and Micron, but IBM and Tesla, he says, are lost causes.

Avoid portfolio hedging. It is too hard trying to catch volatility spikes or perfectly time stock swoons.

The surprising drop in 10-year Treasury yield speaks volumes about challenges of a changing economy.

Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn has been getting clobbered on his Tesla short position, just like every other hedge funder who has been somewhat sensibly betting against CEO Elon Musk's surging stock price and $50-bil...

One key for real estate success: corporate tenants with entry barriers to entry, that can't leave and want more space.

Shutterstock/Steve Heap If you're looking to buy or sell a home this year, you probably know the housing market is booming in virtually every corner of the country. In fact, homeowners who sold in the first quarter of th...

For several years, Research Affiliates's Rob Arnott has warned about the dangers of many smart-beta strategies. He may be protesting too much.

A Dubuque-based trucking business is investing resources in growing its talent from within. The fourth class of Truck Country's Diesel Technician Training Institute is making its way through the program. …

America is a land of great diversity and that extends to the cars we drive. Even though the Ford F-Series has been the country's best-selling vehicle for the past four decades, Business Insider's team was curious to see ...

Korean Central News Agency via Reuters When OPEC instituted their recent production cuts, the theory was that oil markets would balance after crashing in 2014. After Donald Trump won the presidency, many speculated that ...

President Donald Trump is marking his 100th day in office by talking tough on trade. The White House says the president will sign an executive order Saturday that will direct …

Centrist candidate appears to have edge as second phase of French presidential election nears.

Doing tax reform the right way means reducing the deficit and abolishing the corporate income tax

There is no one best way to pay for college, but we want to give you some options to consider.        

The high-tech whiz kids are starting to flex their political muscles on Beacon Hill, pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into lobbying aimed at appealing to state lawmakers and helping …

Investing the UShas rarely been this popular, and exchange-traded funds have been the investment vehicle of choice. Traders poured $23.56 billion into US funds andETFs duringthe week ended Wednesday, less than $1.5 billi...

Ohio has overtaken West Virginia to become the sixth-largest natural gas producer in the U.S. after a big boost in production last year. The Energy Information Administration says companies in …

The tallest building in Natchez could once again become a hotel. A developer tells the Natchez Board of Aldermen that he may reopen the former Eola Hotel instead of converting …

When it comes to avoiding conflicts of interest in the White House, President Donald Trump has ripped up the playbook in his first 100 days

If you're planning to lean on Social Security income during retirement, you're playing with fire.        

REUTERS/Lucas Jackson Moelis & Company, a boutique investment bank, just announced its second record quarter in a row, and is now looking for top-tier talent to add to itsroster. The firm beat analysts' first quarter exp...

Reuters/Jason Cairnduff This morning, as the data were coming in from Europe for Q1 GDP, I got a reminder from Twitter about the inherent deflationary nature of the euro area's design. And this goes directly to how to th...